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George Whitefield lived in the 1700's and was a traveling preacher that was prominent in both the United Kingdom and the colonies. He became famous for preaching over 18,000 sermons in his life to over 10,000,000 different people. He is one of the most famous preachers of The Great Awakening.In the sermon, "An Almost Christian," Whitefield talks about those who would almost come to Christ. He talks about the danger of living that kind of life and the traits that these people have. The sermon finishes with him warning them to come to Christ before it is too late.Special thanks to Jim Engle for being the speaker on this episode of Revived Thoughts.

 

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John Newton lived in the 1700’s as a sailor and spent time on slaving ships. When he left that course of work in 1764 he became an Anglican priest. He preached against the slave trade and helped write pamphlets with the hopes of bringing it to it’s end. His preaching was fiery and powerful in London.

In this sermon, “Amazing Grace,” John Newton examines 1 Chronicles 17 and shows how it tells the story of where David came from, where David is, and where he is going. He then released the famous hymn, Amazing Grace, at the end of the sermon.Special thanks to Mark Andrews for being the speaker on this episode of Revived Thoughts. He is an adult fellowship teacher at Shawnee Bible Church.

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Back in the 1300's, during the middle of the black plague outbreak in Strasburg, a monk named Johann Tauler preached. He visited the sick, continued to give sermons, and despite seeing a horrific outbreak of plague that would re-shape Europe and church culture forever, he stood strong in loving his neighbor.

In this sermon, "He Makes The Deaf To Hear," Johann Tauler talks about how we are all unable to hear and speak until the miracle of Christ allows us to. Our ears are blocked and unable to live or hear God's eternal Word without the power of Christ. Special thanks to Jonathan Thiede the sermon reader for this episode. He is an associate pastor in west Pennsylvania and the Host of the Book It Podcast, which is a meaningful discussion of Christian literature. Click the link to check out his show.Follow us for more content throughout the week! 

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They called him the “Prince of Scottish Preachers.” Alexander Whyte was famous for his revival style preaching. From his humble beginnings as a shoe-maker who couldn’t read he would become one of the most influential preachers out of Scotland. But did he end the race well?

In this sermon, “The Magnificence of Prayer,” Alexander Whyte teaches on the importance of prayer and the stunning blessing of this gift from God.

 

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Gresham Machen continues the story where we left off at Princeton Theological Seminary. In our episode on BB Warfield's sermon "The Example Of The Divine Incarnation," we hear about how Warfield stood up to theological liberalism.

A few years have passed and Machen gives his last sermon at Princeton. He warns and encourages the students to fight the good fight to the end against the corrosion of the faith.

 

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One of the most famous Christians in recent times, D. L. Moody was a busy and productive man. He started several schools, preached across Britain and America, wrote books, and made time for friends and family.

In this sermon, D. L. Moody talks about dealing with "Temptation." The parallels that can be drawn from the sins and temptations of his era and the one we currently are living in is impossible to miss.

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"Repent, Repent, O England, Repent," were the last words of John Bradford as he cried out to the crowd. He was a Christian Martyr who lived during the 1500's and was killed by the "bloody Queen Mary" of history. He was called "Holy Bradford," or the "Holiest man to live since the apostles" by the Reformers. John Bradford's sermon on Fruitful Repentance should be a great guide to all of us on how important repentance is in our walk with God. Follow us for more content throughout the week! 

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Jonathan Swift is one of the most famous satirists and writers in history. But what is not often known is his faith. Although his friends and associates knew about his faith, his fear of being seen as a hypocrite led to this part of his life being forgotten.

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John Calvin lived in the 1500's and was a major part of the Reformation. His work is still read today and Calvinism is his namesake. He suffered persecution by Catholics in France and many other difficulties in ministry. In his sermon, "Ravenous wolves wreak havoc," he gives timely advice on how to deal with those who would deceive the church.

Jeremy Howard is the staff elder at Payson Bible Church in Payson, Utah and the author of You're the Husband: A Blueprint for Leading in Marriage.

Website: jeremyhoward.net

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During the American Revolution preachers played a vital role in shaping the future country. Samuel Cooper had a church in Boston, at the very heart of the Revolution, that had notable figures such as John Hancock and future presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams. He was also a friend of Benjamin Franklin's and was asked to edit the Paris peace treaty by George Washington. In this sermon, On The Commencement Of The Constitution, Cooper preaches a sermon to the founders who would eventually write the constitution of the United States. In 1780, during the middle of the Revolution, he cast a vision of what the United States could be. And he described what would be needed to have a nation that aligned itself with God in all things.

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Special thanks to Levi Landrigan for his help preaching this episode! We are looking for more preachers for future episodes. If you'd like to preach a sermon, please contact us at [email protected] and we'll get you started on the process. 

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